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extend and include all the functions of the notion of regenerative-adaptive patterns equation.
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For the
town of Anglesea, 12 regenerative-adaptive patterns have been identified:
• [RAP1]: Adaptive Built Environments - includes considerations of the adaptive potential of buildings and infrastructure;
• [RAP2]: Protect Nature’s Adaptive Capacity - considers the adaptive capacity of local natural
systems, assists in the ability to adapt;
• [RAP3]: Nature’s Work as Continuous and Reciprocal Interactions - allows life support functions
to be processed through conversion, distribution, filtration, assimilation and storage with interaction throughputs;
• [RAP4]: Optimisation and Multiple Functions - inclusion of multiple functions and outcomes for
systems to optimise resilience ability;
• [RAP5]: Aggregate not Isolate, Integrate rather than Segregate - integrate all parts to fix connections, aggregate to assist the inclusion of symbiotic relationships to promote regeneration;
• [RAP6]: Self-Regulation and Feedback Loops - include self-regulation of positive and negative
feedback loop systems in processes;
• [RAP7]: Produce no Waste, Recycle and Assimilate - make use of all inputs and outputs for a
closed loop or net positive system;
• [RAP8]: Conversion of the Solar Income - include passive solar systems for energy, heating and
cooling, thermal storage and conversion;
• [RAP9]: Scale Linking to Facilitate Flow - shaping the medium to facilitate flow, scale linking for
support of maximum function at the smallest scale;
• [RAP10]: Storage as a Key Resource - for energy, water and materials - maintaining adequate storage with balancing the replenish rate with the rate of use;
• [RAP11]: Valued Renewable Resources and Services - use and value existing natural, renewable
resources for energy and biological services; and
• [RAP12]: Human - Nature Connections for Healthy and Prosperous Environments - the application of Biophilia strategies and designs to create healthy environments for both humans and nature.
For a detailed description of the 12 regenerative- adaptive patterns of Anglesea, and examples of
the application of the patterns according to the notion of regenerative-adaptive patterns equation,
refer to Appendix 6.
11.11 Regenerative-Adaptive Pattern Language of Place
The narrative of how the town of Anglesea aligns with The Whole can be described in the pattern
language of place, using the fundamental patterns as follow:
The town of Anglesea is located in a diverse natural environment and possesses a ‘quality without
a name’, in essence representing a ‘sense of spirit’. Therefore, to continue into the future with a town
character that has got ‘sense of place’, apply the 15 fundamental properties of wholeness that makes
up The Whole [1].
When we identify all the attributes of the larger region and those of Anglesea through the regenerative-adaptive design model, wholeness of place is established where humans and nature can co-exist
in harmony by achieving a resilient sustainable future. Therefore, adopt integral sustainable design
practices at multiple levels of complexity through the Integral Sustainable Worldview [2].
9 The notion of regenerative-adaptive patterns equation: rgp = {nda, f ı …f i , std, tsp 15 , e ı …e i , r1, pot} is explained in detail
in Chap. 11.
11.11 Regenerative-Adaptive Pattern Language of Place
extend and include all the functions of the notion of regenerative-adaptive patterns equation.
9
For the
town of Anglesea, 12 regenerative-adaptive patterns have been identified:
• [RAP1]: Adaptive Built Environments - includes considerations of the adaptive potential of buildings and infrastructure;
• [RAP2]: Protect Nature’s Adaptive Capacity - considers the adaptive capacity of local natural
systems, assists in the ability to adapt;
• [RAP3]: Nature’s Work as Continuous and Reciprocal Interactions - allows life support functions
to be processed through conversion, distribution, filtration, assimilation and storage with interaction throughputs;
• [RAP4]: Optimisation and Multiple Functions - inclusion of multiple functions and outcomes for
systems to optimise resilience ability;
• [RAP5]: Aggregate not Isolate, Integrate rather than Segregate - integrate all parts to fix connections, aggregate to assist the inclusion of symbiotic relationships to promote regeneration;
• [RAP6]: Self-Regulation and Feedback Loops - include self-regulation of positive and negative
feedback loop systems in processes;
• [RAP7]: Produce no Waste, Recycle and Assimilate - make use of all inputs and outputs for a
closed loop or net positive system;
• [RAP8]: Conversion of the Solar Income - include passive solar systems for energy, heating and
cooling, thermal storage and conversion;
• [RAP9]: Scale Linking to Facilitate Flow - shaping the medium to facilitate flow, scale linking for
support of maximum function at the smallest scale;
• [RAP10]: Storage as a Key Resource - for energy, water and materials - maintaining adequate storage with balancing the replenish rate with the rate of use;
• [RAP11]: Valued Renewable Resources and Services - use and value existing natural, renewable
resources for energy and biological services; and
• [RAP12]: Human - Nature Connections for Healthy and Prosperous Environments - the application of Biophilia strategies and designs to create healthy environments for both humans and nature.
For a detailed description of the 12 regenerative- adaptive patterns of Anglesea, and examples of
the application of the patterns according to the notion of regenerative-adaptive patterns equation,
refer to Appendix 6.
11.11 Regenerative-Adaptive Pattern Language of Place
The narrative of how the town of Anglesea aligns with The Whole can be described in the pattern
language of place, using the fundamental patterns as follow:
The town of Anglesea is located in a diverse natural environment and possesses a ‘quality without
a name’, in essence representing a ‘sense of spirit’. Therefore, to continue into the future with a town
character that has got ‘sense of place’, apply the 15 fundamental properties of wholeness that makes
up The Whole [1].
When we identify all the attributes of the larger region and those of Anglesea through the regenerative-adaptive design model, wholeness of place is established where humans and nature can co-exist
in harmony by achieving a resilient sustainable future. Therefore, adopt integral sustainable design
practices at multiple levels of complexity through the Integral Sustainable Worldview [2].
9 The notion of regenerative-adaptive patterns equation: rgp = {nda, f ı …f i , std, tsp 15 , e ı …e i , r1, pot} is explained in detail
in Chap. 11.
11.11 Regenerative-Adaptive Pattern Language of Place